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(More customer reviews)I purchased a tube of this stuff, applied it to a door threshold and it NEVER cured. This is not uncommon, see the link [...]
Now on day 5 after application, still no cure. Its a real mess to remove. Its unconscionable that GE would keep such a poor product on the market, or that the retailers continue selling it!
And GE, don't tell me to look at the expiration date -- the labeling doesn't warn of that, and besides no other caulk I've ever used has this problem.
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GE Silicone GE5010 Silicone II Window & Door Sealant, WhiteCaulk has to have enough time to build adhesion to the surface and cure or dry adequately so it won't wash away when exposed to water. That means if rain is in the forecast, homeowners and pros typically will have to delay or cancel a project when using most caulks. If not, the rain can wash the caulk away and the job will have to be redone. Silicone caulk, such as GE Silicone II Window & Door, develops strength and adhesion quickly so it can be exposed to water in as little as three hours. Some caulk requires up to 24 hours or longer before it can be exposed to water. For homeowners trying to squeeze home maintenance projects into the weekend or pros who are looking to move on to the next job, GE Silicone II* can decrease the waiting time, helping increase convenience, speed, and efficiency.GE Silicone GE5010 Silicone II Window & Door Sealant, White Features:;Seals, weatherproofs and insulates with 50 year durability;For exterior or interior use;Not paintable;10.1 fl oz cartridge;White
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